The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-06-16
IN CITY AND COZ MY.
DASHEs HERE AND THERE. BY OUR
REPORTERS


DAsHEs HERE AND THERE: BY OUR
REPORTERS.
Last Weeks Occurrences in City and
County Narrated in Condensed
Paragraphs.
g. r. Stuitz from Washington D. c., is
shaking hands in the Twin-City.
= Miss Rosa Gillian of Danville, Va, is
visiting friends in this city
Misses Ella and Emma Joyce are visit
ing Mrs. r. L. Joyce, in this city.
The Salem graveyard is being enlarged
to nearly double its present size.
The graduating class at Salem Acade
my this week numbers 81.
Miss Julia Lambeth, of Pittsboro, is
visiting her uncle Mr.. Taylor Bynum.
was placed in Jail Sunday, charged with in
fanticlde.
Mr.. D. H. King is out with new wagon,
which patrols our city, delivering Tlvoll
| Beer.
Rev. John McCuiston, of Salem, occu-
| pied the pnlpit of the Moravian Church at
| Kernersville last Sabbath.
| Prof \. w. Long, of Trinity College,
| is in the city, attending Salem Commence
| ment.
We regret to learn that Mrs. S. f. Al
! len Is quite sick ut her home on Spruce
street
| Col J. w. Alspaugh Professors w. a.
and J. j. Blair, and Maj. S. H. Smith
attended Trinity Commencement last week.
Arthur NJ. Payne and wife, formerly of
this place, now of Washington, D. c., are
visiting friends and relatives in the city.
Misses Williamson and S. z. Graves
Of Mount Airy, paid the city flying visit
on Monday and report their town as still
boo ming.
Mr.. Ernest Hagan, a student OF Bethle
hem, Pa, arrived on the noon train, Tues
day and will spend few weeks with friends
in Salem.
There will be a party tonight, at the
residence of Willis Hall, Esq, compliment
tary to Misses Jennie Williamson, Maggie
Spencer, Willie Brown and Detphina Hall.
The Benny Meyer-Thorne Co., will be
here on Thursday. Friday and Saturday
nights and will play in the Opera House.
The Durham Tobacco Plant says it is good
thing, a perfect mine of humor, and the
Plant knows.
-1lCk0lS from tCditll W -AoiCuCoU oiia
return cost 500, and are good till July
, 3lst, Board can be obtained by those hold
ing certificates of membership. for 81 per
day, during the meeting of the Assembly
There will be an excursion to Washington
City at the close of the Assembly, and will
The Schoolteacher, published by Messrs.
Blair & Tomlinson, is on our table. 1t is a
model of typographical elegance and schol-
arly thought. This issue is mammoth
J 1900 copies and will go all over the Union
We are proud of it as both Winston and
a North Carolina Journal
Quite an excitement was raised on our
streets, Tuesday morning at 1890. The fire
t bell struck for the 3rd ward, men, women
. and children ran excitedly hIther and thith-
er. the fire engines paraded and everybody
1 seemed to be expecting big fire. 1t turned
' out that a red hot stove, in the house OF q
colored Baptist preacher, was the cause o
it all. No damage.
We have seen nothing in the way of jour
nalistic tact and brightness in North Carroll
: ma that surpasses Brother Burkhead's repor
of the University and Trinity college Com
. mencements in TIE Plant. Let me tell yol
E. a secret-he is making one of the Invest
best papers in the State
The citizens of South Greensboro ar
happy in the possession OF Il mineral sprln
f on the property of Capt J. A. Pritchett Tn
water has been recently analysed by DR.
Dabnev, our State Chemist, and possesse
several Notwithstanding it Il tirst-clas
. chalybeatc-a strong tonic and Alternative
d Thus is added one more attraction to on
thriving little sister.
r On last Saturday morning an order wa
presented to Messrs. Vaughn & Pepper by
n negro boy named John Helper for $3.50 an
70 PAYABLE t. bearer, with Mrs. J. c. Buxton
: name signed to it., Mr.. Vaughn was suspicion
n in regard to the note and upon investigate
" found the note to be forgery. The boy wa
) arrested and taken before Esquire Grogai
: and failing to give bond was sent to Jail.
Prof w A. Blair, of the Grade
r. School, will go, Thursday, to the Teacl
ers Assembly at Morehead City. This wi
be grand occasion. We hope to have I
ports from it, The sea-bathing, fishin
sailing, and genial good company will NAL
= it a time long to be remembered. The teacl
l. ers expect to take in Washington City befol
Or returning to their homes. This Assemb
of teachers has marked new era IN II
history of North Carolina education.
# means progressiveness. 1t means lie
+; means push. 1t means better teachers. Lon
may it flourish
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